Copenhagen’s biannual fashion week and the presence of leading brands in the Nordic region and beyond have made it a prime location for industry professionals to congregate. If the Danish city’ s Fashion Week The fashion world is set to arrive in a month, as evidenced by the latest schedule
Various high-end designers, including well-known names like Marimekko and Stine Goya, as well as emerging talents such as The Garment and Alis, were showcased during Copenhagen Fashion Week. Baum und Pferdgarten, Cmmn Swdn, and peraSport were all noteworthy
As Copenhagen Fashion Week As these brands continue to gain popularity, it’s hard to overlook the impact they are having on the global fashion industry. The Scandi set is firmly established in major fashion cities such as New York and Paris, poised to take over the global fashion industry
To stay up-to-date on the best looks from Copenhagen Fashion Week fall/winter 2025, check out our comprehensive list
Polka Dots at ÓperaSport
The fall/winter 2025 collection by peraSport was inspired by Art Deco design. The combination of opulence and minimalism with rich shades of blue, black, chocolate brown, and green was achieved by Stephanie Gundelach and Awa Malina, who styled the pieces in ways that balanced both. A black-and-white polka dot shirt was combined with a smooth satin blouse Black skirt , while a pom pom-trimmed ivory dress remained paired back up top
Burgundy Tones at Birrot
The fall/winter 2025 show of Birrot showcased the brand’s dedication to practicality in everyday use. A collection of classic staples, such as cardigans and buttoned coats with a luxe deep burgundy color scheme, was presented by the brand Cool gray , and rich navy. It had a touch of sophistication, and from work to cocktail hour, it was all over the place
The Forza Collective’s Officer Sirens are featured in their animation
Forza Collective’s fall/winter 2025 collection reflected the contrast between masculine and feminine styles. A combination of shirts and ties was worn Pencil skirts And Colorful tights , while free-flowing, bubble dresses moved with ease on the runway. The collection also features a falling train on the back of paired top and trousers, as well as teamed faux fur hot pants with essentially white tank top
Baum und Pferdgarten – Bubble skirts
The most popular show at Copenhagen Fashion Week is Baum und Pferdgerten, which was founded in 1999. The brand’s fall/winter 2025 collection featured everything from leather accessories for the less fashion-conscious women to plaid skirts and mesh red gloves, featuring a “more is more” theme. The most popular ensemble showcased a narrow navy peacoat, oversized black skirt with embellishments, and chocolate boots. It girls in Copenhagen and beyond are drawn to Baum und Pferdgarten’s style
Corpcore at Cmmn Swdn
The Swedish contemporary brand showcased its expertise in creating fashionable contemporary pieces that are suitable for everyday use. The selection included women’s wear suits with shirts with high collars and fringed dresses worn over pants. The brand’s ability to elevate basic staples was showcased in the fall/winter 2025 collection
Elegant Capes at Herskind
Herskind’s fall/winter 2025 fashion collection was not a casual event. Daytime-ready sets were elevated by the brand’s choice of pillbox hats and fringed fringe, with a strong emphasis on nighttime staples like mini dresses Cape-like scarves A combination of looks that embodied the ladylike spirit in the collection, including a mini dress with train-inspired detailing and knee-high boots, as well as an all-white button-down shirt and skinny pants combo with oversized cape coat
Boho Comeback at Munthe
It was all about The boho And Indie Sleaze The collection at Munthe evoked memories of the 2010s through renovations. It’s a sentiment that resonates with the fashion industry at present, and one that brought youth culture to the lineup. Shrunken blazers, leopard details, wide-leg denim and skinnies were scattered throughout the collection
Flower Power at Marimekko
The brand’s fall/winter 2025 show for Marimekko was held at a 1930s building located just outside Copenhagen airport, designed by Rebekka Bay. The ideal circumstance for a compilation that explored Marimekko’s flower prints, delving into the paradoxes of its playful and alluring themes
Opulent Glamour at Rotate
At Rotate, the word glamour was used to describe the event. Thora Valdimars and Jeanette Madsen curated a collection that showcased the cool girl brand, featuring everything from pom-pom coat dresses to sheer gowns Velvet sets The runway was filled with drama as the designers stuck to their neutral colors, including navy and red accents, delicate textures, sequins on fabrics, and luxurious faux fur accessories
Bubblegum Pink is available at Stine Goya
Stine Goya’s role in the Scandi scene is noteworthy. The brand that has been in existence for almost 20 years is renowned for its colorful prints, feminine styles, and trendy accessories. Customers can find their fall/winter 2025 collection exclusively at that location Floral printed The show began with Suiting, and then more subdued renditions followed. The brand’s signature dresses were the main attraction by the end, with a pink mini dress and matching stockings and sheer gloves being the highlight
Skirts Over Pants at The Garment
The Garment was able to live up to its name by putting it in the description Garments The center of attention is on their shapes, construction, and adaptability. These outfits are tailored for the modern chic woman, dressed in her signature maroon pants and white blazer, featuring an asymmetrical skirt over the trousers. She also wears Knitted dresses , pillbox hats, and leather coats that offer an otherworldly twist to everyday classics